The Cansino Law Firm, LLC

The Cansino Law Firm, would like to welcome two new additions to our firm. Katherine Harmon (left), Legal Assistant and Kerry A. Allen (rt), Associate Attorney.

We are honored to be nominated "Best Law Firm" by the Union Recorder - Reader's Choice Awards. Thank you so very much!

April 16th is National Healthcare Decisions Day. So for the entire month of April, The Cansino Law Firm will be preparing (FREE OF CHARGE) a healthcare directive. What is a healthcare directive? It is a document that explains to medical providers what your treatment desires are in the event that you can no longer make those decisions due to illness or incapacity. Call The Cansino Law Firm, for an appointment to get yours done today.

Receiving this 'thank you' note from one of the GMC Prep students for the Annual Fund for GMC is such a nice touch. Proud to be a part of the Bulldog family.

I hereby announce my intention to seek election for District Attorney of the Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit. In 1998, District Attorney of the Ocmulgee Judicial Circ...uit, Fred Bright, offered me the position of Assistant District Attorney. Under Fred’s mentorship, I gained valuable trial experience, and a passion for the administration of justice. My 7 years as an ADA coupled with 16 years as a Milledgeville's Municipal Court Prosecutor and private practitioner prepares me best to serve our community as District Attorney. I thank all of you who have encouraged me to run for this position. Today, I humbly ask for your support to continue my passion in seeking justice as your District Attorney of the Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit.

The Cansino Law Firm would like to congratulate former intern Brittain Hunt for passing the Georgia Bar Examination. Welcome to the Bar Brittain.

Georgia law allows you to restrict (expunge) your record, while you are SERVING a sentence under the Georgia First Offender Act. If you are presently serving a sentence under the First Offender Act, a background check will allow potential employers to see that you are serving a criminal sentence even though you have not yet been convicted. If you are presently serving a first offender sentence, please contact our office and make an appointment so that we can determine whether your particular case qualifies for restriction while you are serving.